Drainage system for Reptibreeze XL

[kitch82]

Hi All

I've just changed from using a flexarium (as the zip failed on me) & am now using a Reptibreeze, while using the flexarium I had a flex tray which made things nice and simple but I'm not sure on the best way to drain with the Reptibreeze.

Any suggestions and/or photos of what you've come up with would be great.

Many thanks

 

[kitch82]

Right i've been having a good look round and it would seem that a washer machine drip tray would be best.

I'm in the UK has anyone got any idea where I can get one from? (i'm struggling to find one)

 

[Manik6]

Scrap yard. Or just drive around. I know where i live ppl throw out old washers all the time and leave on the side of the street.

 

[nick barta]

companies that install air conditioning sell them. About $30.00 US.

Nick

 

[kitch82]

$30........ I'm lucky to find one under £30

Think I need to move

 

[Goggles]

I made a stand for the cage to sit on and a tray to go underneath.
I drilled holes in the centre of the plastic and the weight of a rock is enough for the water to go to the centre. The metal pan is just in case, but all the water goes in the little plastic tub.
Here is a pic...obviously the cage on the left.


I also made a metal grid to sit the plant on so you don't have to lift the plant all the time to clean out the bottom. It has legs that sit on the edge of the cage bottom.

Terry